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Saipem taps EnerMech for job on ExxonMobil’s $12.7 billion oil project off Guyana

Aberdeen-headquartered integrated solutions specialist EnerMech has landed a new pre-commissioning assignment with Italy’s engineering, drilling, and construction services giant Saipem for Guyana’s sixth deepwater oil development project at the Stabroek block, operated by ExxonMobil Guyana, a subsidiary of the U.S. energy giant ExxonMobil. The post Saipem taps EnerMech for job on ExxonMobil’s $12.7 billion oil project off Guyana appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Green ammonia offtake deal strengthens India-Europe supply corridor

German energy player Uniper has sealed a renewable ammonia offtake agreement with AM Green Ammonia, a partnership among AM Green, Gentari, GIC and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA). The post Green ammonia offtake deal strengthens India-Europe supply corridor appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Air Liquide completes DIG Airgas acquisition | Air Liquide News

Industrial gas major Air Liquide has completed the $3.3bn acquisition of DIG Airgas, an industrial gas producer in South Korea, which it announced in August. With the deal’s closure, Air Liquide will double its workforce in South Korea and reach around €900m of combined sales as it looks to build on its 30-year footprint in the market, and capitalise further on Asia-Pacific’s growing industrial gas potential. François Jackow, CEO of Air Liquide, said the deal demonstrated the company’s ability to invest strategically for profitable growth in Asia – particularly in the fast-growing electronics sector – and gave three reasons for the purchase. “Driven by its outstanding innovation and manufacturing capabilities, Korea is leading the next waves of development in key sectors like the semiconductors industry, clean energy and mobility,” he said. “Second, because it will enable… Read More »Air Liquide completes DIG Airgas acquisition | Air Liquide News

Vision 2030: Leading with CHARM in the second half of this decade | Air Gases

Stephen B. Harrison is the founder and Managing Director at sbh4 consulting in Germany. He is an international advisor for Net Zero strategies, projects, and technologies. With a background in industrial gases, including 27 years at BOC Gases, The BOC Group and Linde Gas, Harrison has intimate knowledge of carbon dioxide (CO2), hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives from commercial, technical, operational and safety perspectives. For 14 years, he was a global business leader in these companies. Source link

Subsea work for Gulf of America’s oil project drops in KOIL’s lap

Houston-based subsea energy equipment and services specialist KOIL Energy Solutions, formerly Deep Down, has lined up a new deepwater assignment for a hydrocarbon project in the Gulf of America (the U.S. Gulf of Mexico) with an undisclosed oil company. The post Subsea work for Gulf of America’s oil project drops in KOIL’s lap appeared first on Offshore Energy.

15-year LNG offtake gig comes Engie’s way

Thailand’s Gulf Development Company has signed on the dotted line with France’s Engie to secure a multi-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply for multiple power plants. The post 15-year LNG offtake gig comes Engie’s way appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Japan stands at ‘inflection point’ for hydrogen: report | Hydrogen

Japan find itself at an inflection point for hydrogen, according to a World Economic Forum paper. Given its structural reliance on imported fuels and exposure to energy security and decarbonisation imperatives, hydrogen provides an industrial and strategic pathway. But progress is not without friction, it finds. Infrastructure remains incomplete across production, transport and end-use sectors, green hydrogen and its derivatives still entail cost premiums and long-term offtakes, essential to investment clarity, have not materialised at the scale required. That’s despite policy direction and mobilised funds thanks to the country’s updated Basic Hydrogen Strategy and Hydrogen Society Promotion Act. It still requires “coordinated, system-wide progress,” according to the report. … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider subscribing to gasworld You’ve reached your weekly limit to access free articles!… Read More »Japan stands at ‘inflection point’ for hydrogen: report | Hydrogen

OMV secures €123m for Austria green hydrogen project

The funding deal was signed by OMV and Austria Wirtschaftsservice – the promotional bank of the Austrian federal government. OMV is currently building the 140MW plant in Bruck an der Leitha – a town in eastern Austria. The project was previously assessed and recommended for funding by the European Hydrogen Bank. The plant is expected to produce up to 23,000 tonnes of green hydrogen using renewable energy from wind, solar, and hydropower, starting from the end of 2027. According to OMV, this could save up to 150,000 tonnes of carbon emissions per year and enable decarbonisation of the Schwechat refinery. “By generating green hydrogen locally, this plant with a 22km pipeline running directly to the OMV refinery in Schwechat will make a considerable contribution to our decarbonisation,” said Martijn van Koten, OMV Executive Vice President,… Read More »OMV secures €123m for Austria green hydrogen project